In college football, there are only so many opportunities to take the field with your teammates, making each game precious. Last Saturday, Dieffenbach overcame the odds by making his 2014 debut after months of rehabilitation, and will get to end his career as a Nittany Lion on the field, where he belongs.
While State College is home to almost 42,000 human residents, a number of other species inhabit the area as well. This includes the cats, dogs, and other animals currently residing at the Centre County PAWS animal shelter out near the mall. Centre County PAWS, established in 1980, is one of three animal shelters in the State College area. However, there are many of things that set it apart from the Pennsylvania SPCA and Pets Come First, both located in Centre Hall.
Today’s the day for one of THON’s alumni groups! The Dance Marathon Alumni Interest Group (DMAIG) is starting a new fundraiser FTK called “DMAIG Mosaic,” which is planned to be a large collage of pictures submitted by THON volunteers, alumni, and supporters.
James Franklin is pleased with this week's practice in preparation for Temple this Saturday. He spoke to the media following Wednesday's practice, touching on injuries, the released NCAA emails, and a variety of other topics.
Penn State’s very own Singing Lions cheerleading team has a mission to spread Penn State cheer on and off campus through all sorts of performances, and its most popular event is just around the corner. The Singing Lions’ annual Love for Lexi cabaret is this Friday, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. in 102 Forum.
Did you know about Beaver Stadium's noise policy? Did you know that noisemakers such as whistles, air horns, vuvuzelas (remember those?), and even cowbells, yes cowbells, are all technically banned from the stadium?